Ally couldn't stop smiling. "Well... If I can be the ghost, than... I guess we can start now." She sat down, right in front of Tauna, slightly sitting on the circle, but not caring that chalk would get on her new skirt. She giggled and grabbed the bag of potato chips with two fingers, waving the bag in front of her face and humming an Oooohhhoohhohhh... while she did to make it look cool, but it didn't really work since in the game, she wasn't supposed to be able to hear any noise that the 'ghost' made.

Ally giggled, seeing that Tauna was really trying her best to appear surprised and bewildered. So Ally put the bag down, and moved to her bed, jumping on it for awhile. When she was done there, she tap danced on the floor, making it creak loudly, and then grabbed the marbles, rolling them back and forth. When she was satisfied with everything, she stopped and looked at Tauna, laughing.

Ally paused when she heard the phone ringing and smiled at Tauna. "I'll be right back."
She descended the stairs, running into the kitchen where her phone was laying on the hook. When shepicked it up and pressed the 'talk' button, she answered. "hullo?"
There was nothing but jibber jabber on the ther line, and she was assuming it was a prank call. "Haha. Very funny. Don't call back you stupid kids." She said, rolling her eyes.
She then hung up and put the phone back, running up the stairs and sitting back down next to Tauna. "Sorry, it was probably the wrong number." She shrugged. "Anyways, where were we?" She asked.

Ally gasped. "Oh! Yeah!" She said. She quickly tapped her forehead, looking for more ghostly things to do, but groaned. "I can't think of anythingelse that a ghost would do." She then giggled. "I mean, what would you do if you were a ghost?" She asked, a smile ever-apparent on her face.

Ally thought about that. "Hmmn... Sounds really fun." She giggled. "You sure know a lot about illusions and magic tricks." She commented, wishing she was that way, but was a-okay with who she was already. "Want to try and be the ghost now?" She asked, smiling. She had a lot of practice being the 'human' in the game from when she played with the boy at her old house.

"Ally!" Her mother called.

"Be right back, tauna." She said, going downstairs and finding her mom. "Yeah?"

"Honey, its getting dark outside. You should tell your friend so that she doesn't get into any trouble or anything with her parents." She said.

Ally nodded and went back upstairs. She looked at Tauna and frowned. "My mom said it getting dark outside. Do your parents give you a curfew?" She asked. "I don't want you to get into any trouble or anything." She said.

Ally shrugged, leading her downstairs, and talking as she did. "Oh, really? Your so lucky. My mom gives me a nine o'clock curfew, even though I'm sixteen and am practically ready to move out in two years!" She exclaimed. "I may be a bit childish, but I know how to take care of myself, at least." She smiled shyly. When she reached her front door, she frowned. "You live in a cabin in the forest?" She remembered, turning and leading her to the back patio. "You'd probably want to go this way to save time, right?" She asked.

Ally smiled at her new friend. She could tell already that Tauna was trustable and easy to be herself with. "Well, it was nice to meet you." She said, not knowing if she could hug her or not, so she just offered her hand out for a handshake. "I hope you get home safe, and that we can meet up tomorrow." She smiled.

When Tauna had left, Ally looked at her hand. She had felt a strange sensation when she shook her hand. As if it was bothhot and cold at the same time. Ally tried to shake the feeling off as she went up to go to bed, but couldn't stop thinking about it. It felt strange and wierd. Eventually, she fell asleep to the sound of rain outside her window, and beating on the roof of her bedroom. She liked the sound of it since she was i the attic and could hear it the most.

Ally woke up in the late afternoon, yawning and stretching from the many hours of sleep. She took a quick shower, then got dressed, then skipped outside into her back yard, ready for a nice sunny day outside. She laid down flat in her grass, watching the couds as she did the previous day, and thinking about weather or not Tauna would show up today. She staying in the same exact spot as they met yesterday, and it was practically the same time, as well. She sighed, sitting up and not finding her anywhere. If Tauna didn't want to come, did she not want to be friends? Or was she justsleeping in a bit later than her, and taking her time getting out of her cabin? Whatever it was, Ally finally decided that it was none of her buisiness and lied back down, viewing the clouds. The rain from the previous day made the grass a bit softer, so she focused less on the uncomfortable ground and more on the pretty sky.

Ally was silently laying on the grass, still watching the clouds as they passed when something interesting sparked her interest in the corner of her eye. She turned to get a better look, and couldn't believe her almond shaped eyes! It was Tauna! Floating in mid-air! Ally scrambled up to get onto her feet, and covered her mouth with one hand and pointed with her other. "T-Tauna!?" She asked.

Ally's face was stunned. Her eyes were still as wide as dinner plates, her mouth hanging wide open, and her eyebrows held up so high, they could have been receeding into her hair line. When Tauna asked if Ally had seen something odd, Ally stayed there silent for awhile. Eventually...
"HELL YES! BUT IT WAS AWESOME!" She yelled, a smile plastered right onto her face. "H-How did you do that!?!?" She asked unbelieving her memory. "It was like- like- like you were levitating!" She exclaimed.

Ally shook her head. "No, that can't be because of Psycological powers. That's out of this world... O-Out of this life!" She exclaimed, remembering the strange sensation she felt when her hand met Tauna's, and the potato chip bag that went right throgh her hand. "Ghost?" She murmured quietly to herself. "Tauna, are you a ghost?" She asked, since most of the signs were pointing to it and Ally couln't think o any other logical explaination.